Re: [AMC-List] Center Force Release Bearings

[Mark Price <markprice242@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The first one I put in the American was a  parts store special and noisy at full release within months of install, very limited usage too!
  The one in place now is a name brand one from either Lakewood,Mcleod [SP?] or Ram, My memory fails me as to which one it is. I will buy nothing less in the future and I would have thought the Centerforce would supply a quality part also. Thanks for the heads up!!!
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Mark Price
markprice242ATadelphia.net
Morgantown, WV


---- John Newell <jondy@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: 
> I would like to hear if anyone else besides myself and one other person (so far) has had trouble with the Center Force release bearing you get when you buy (and, tragically, install) a Center Force clutch. I can't say how good the clutch is because both of the release bearings I've tried  have failed as soon as my car left the vicinity of the shop where the were installed. Center Force is extremely uncooperative and has the customer relations attitude of a hyena with an advanced case of constipation. I want my money back and I want them to stop selling a product that apparently is a release bearing in name only. 
> 
> AMC guys have enough challenges without being intentionally sabotaged and robbed by a major parts supplier.
> 
> That said, I wouldn't be surprised if Center Force's ineptitude extends to bearings for other makes as well. I can't believe such profound incompetence would be limited to one car make. Surely they would have wanted to spread the grief around a bit. What do you think?
> 
> John Newell
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